45 replies to this topic

[xImtc]

At a minimum, Evernote should invest the probably two hours it would take to get rid of the dataloss bugs. A quick fix so that notes don't get stuck in pending mode is essential. Other than that, wait and see is okay, due to the fact that it's pretty clear webOS isn't about to drop off the face of the earth: HP have just released a new phone!

But please, do take the minuscule amount of effort needed just to fix the most egregious errors. What do we in the Palm community need to do to make this happen? If we raised a bounty could we buy an update? Tell us? We have no other good note-taking options.

To leave a product out there that actually looses users' data is absolutely unacceptable and unconscionable. At a bare minimum, fix the dataloss bugs.

[Philip Constantinou]

Hi folks -
We've got an update to the Palm/WebOS version that addresses some of the data loss bugs:
http://update.evernote.com/prerelease/E ... .0_all.ipk

We're also working on some more significant improvements that we will make available, first on the forum, and then in the Palm catalog.

Thanks for your comments.

[dpunaro]

Whenever you can give us a heads up as to what major features will be included in the next version, I'd certainly appreciate it. I've been moving data out of Evernote into other apps since it wasn't looking promising for your future support of WebOS.

[xImtc]

Hi folks -
We've got an update to the Palm/WebOS version that addresses some of the data loss bugs:
http://update.evernote.com/prerelease/E ... .0_all.ipk

We're also working on some more significant improvements that we will make available, first on the forum, and then in the Palm catalog.

Thanks for your comments.

This is huge! Thank you so much. I'm going to see if I can get PreCentral to tell the world that Evernote for webOS isn't quite dead yet!

I will see if I can get things stuck in the pending uploads. If not, kudos are definitely in order.

[jhibbs]

Very, Very, Very Happy About This Update!! Thanks, and keep the coming please!


Jeff Hibbs

[musk]

THANK YOU for addressing some of the outstanding issues and looking to the future! Evernote is a great cross-platform information management solution and I look forward to seeing it evolve into a strong solution for HP webOS as well.

[aboutwebos]

I'm very happy to see Evernote update the webOS client to at least resolve the known data-losing bugs. I don't fault Evernote for holding off on improvements, although I do think it's a bit short-sighted. Nevertheless, HP-Palm does need to prove that they're going to make the platform viable, and so I can understand Evernote devoting their resources to enhancing more popular platforms in the meantime. Now that the bugs have been fixed, I have to say that Evernote has done the right thing.

Thanks folks!

[mknapp]

Thanks for the update!

I've been considering moving to Evernote from OneNote for quite a while. The recent Livescribe integration pushed me closer. This will likely push me over the edge into Evernote land.

I very much look forward to more updates.

Thanks again,
- Mark

[spreng]

I just installed the new 1.1.0 version from the link above - http://update.evernote.com/prerelease/E ... .0_all.ipk. But when I run Evernote on my Pre and go to the help screen, it still says version 1.0.0. I don't know if I have the new version or not.

Patrick

[clmensch]

Thank you so much for this update! You were extremely close to losing a premium account, I couldn't risk using Evernote with the data loss bugs.

[xImtc]

I just installed the new 1.1.0 version from the link above - http://update.evernote.com/prerelease/E ... .0_all.ipk. But when I run Evernote on my Pre and go to the help screen, it still says version 1.0.0. I don't know if I have the new version or not.

Patrick

Go to your App Catalog. Click the shopping bag icon. Scroll to Evernote. It should say 1.1.0.

[walk_n_wind]

I'm a paying user, and I'm ecstatic that you're updating the WebOS app. Thank you, please keep the WebOS version fresh!

[spreng]

Go to your App Catalog. Click the shopping bag icon. Scroll to Evernote. It should say 1.1.0.

Thanks! Yes, there it says version 1.1.0.

[pastorwalters]

Thanks for updating your webOS app. It's greatly appreciated!

[lostmedic]

I am glad to see more support for Webos. I will download the program now.

[suburban_war]

THANK YOU SO MUCH

just downloaded and installed via palm-install. I hadn't encountered the bugs in the previous version, though largely I use evernote on my pre for reading notes, not creating/editing. I use it daily though, and never would have if it wasn't for the webOS app --back on launch day for the Pre (2009.06.06), the palm app store actually introduced me to the app. I had let my pro account lapse, as it seemed like evernote had given up on this wonderful platform.

I guess I should re-up that account now, though maybe I'll wait for a modern Linux version (though thanks for keeping the old version that runs well under wine around).

I can also confirm that it displays the correct version number in the app catalog once installed:

[lostmedic]

yea, this update causes my pixi to reboot the next time i turn it on. I have not seen the "new" version at all yet. email me if you want more info.

[lostmedic]

Go to your App Catalog. Click the shopping bag icon. Scroll to Evernote. It should say 1.1.0.

Thanks! Yes, there it says version 1.1.0.

Mine also says 1.1.0 on the app catalog, but in the help menu it still says 1.0.0

[kalex]

About freaking time. Lack of updates and information and the horrid version that was released made me upset that I actually moved my Onenote data to evernote. Don't get me wrong desktop app is good but without good mobile client this is absolutely useless. I for one was going to upgrade to premium version but after the "wait and see" approach I decided to "wait and see" with my money. Once the app is up to par with its iphone and android counterparts you will get another sale, until then I'm not pay sorry.

[RedRoosterFarm]

Thanks for the WebOS update!!!!! I'm installing it now!